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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
The Dentist ans two coIorao sIaia.


"a colored girl" continued the den
tist, WHO cane iago my lhi;e she other
day, "asd strength thas properly applied,
might have dcne good service. She had
very strong tooth too, and H1en l had it
half wsy cut she dragged the t5rceps out
OF my hand. and whgcked me ovcry the
head with Them n way that made me
see stars, kicked my wife, wao came
to the rescue, in the stomach, snt
rushed shriekiug into the street, carr
ing the instrument with her. / had takea
of my coat when l saw Gha SIZE and St.
billy Of the tooth / hsd 60 deal with, but
l pursued her in my shirt-sleeves. a
policeman stopped her aud We ali went
into drug store, fer the girl Was half
mad with pain Gnd terror. The clerk
gave h9r dose that relieved her, and
when l hAd recovered my forCcp5 [ ssked
her 10 come bsck, take the gas and sllow
me to complete the operation, IS her
tooth was half extracted, but Ehe de-
Cljned, saying she thought she could
chew It back in is Old position. have
not seen her since
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

President Cleveland InteIf. res n the Case
OF Jamss fitzpatrick and Bis Six Com
pani0ns.
Special 10 the Gazette,
FORT SMITH, ARK Sept. IA tele-
gram was received to-day from Washing
ion that President Cleveland had granted
IL unconditional pardon to james Fitz-
patrick, William Jackson, w liam Books,
James Palmer, George Helmer, j uben
Gaines and Wllism Henderson, all con-
lined in the United States ISL under con-
Viction of mauslaughter. The news ives
received with much en- husasm among
the mauy friends of the parties, all Of
whom are prominent and well to do citi-
zens Of the ChickSsaw nation, some Of
them wealthy.
10 August, 1885, these men killed
two COWBOYS olt Of party
who came &c Fitzpatrick's ranch
for the pu- pose OF taking awLy some
stock by force. Nine of the men were
tried for murder N October, 1885, and
the lurv convicted them Of granddaughter.
They were allowed to remain on nd
and remain 81 tneir homes pending q
motion for s. new trial and were not
called upon 70 return until the 20th Of
last month, when nj returned but one.
The latter part Of august Judge Parker
oyerruled the motion tGr q new rial tor
all the tefendaBts, except William Cal
lshsn, and committed them 20 jail. Cal
lsban was SLOWED new trial after
which his case was thrown out Of court.
There were many circumstances in the
Csc which warranted the President in
pSrdoring these men Gnd his action in
his MISTER viii be sanctioned by lsw-
s1.ding citizens in the Cbickasaw Nation
an5 North Texas where the people will
rejoice that these men bsSe r2gained their
liberty. The case. mas cost them taOu-
sands Of dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
More English IS She is Taught.

The publication of "English SIS She is
Taught" tie lutte volume Of school hill
dren's errors of which M.rk Twain gave
50 interesting resume in recenI Cen
turY article, had been the good effect of
inducing teachers generally to iot down
the queer answers of their pupils. Here
are few recent uttersnces, reported in
the Boston GLOBE:
"Dr. Smith pronounced the boy in g
very nautical condition - "Her dress was
emoslmed with lace" "He made STRAIT
sgem and hung it on the wall" "Queen
Elizabeth benighted Raleigh"
Perhaps the most comical answer re-
ported was from s boy required to give q
synonym of "mount," who wrote, after
consulting his dictionary snd rot his
teacher, "Mr. Jones scared his horse and
rode away" This is equaled by girl
in one OF our own city schools, who
said in al essay on the great Boston fire,
that on the morning sitter the fire "the
city presented desolate disappearance. g."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
POLITICAL.
Assistant Postmaster General Steven
sen says the Administration Has
Taken Well In Illinois.
nen Pleased Because Olevslend is
this Peoples President.
An administration Politician.

Special TO the Gazette
WASHINGTON, Sept 27.-There are few
men in the public service here who keep
better posted as to the political outlook
of their state than Assistant Postmaster
General Stevenson. lie has justretura1d
from trip IN Illinois snd spoke at Wood
stock the other day with Sam Randall
Both CT them avoided political discus
sion purposeiY.
When asked how The administration
stood in Illinois he said: az heard many
opinions expressed snd they were all
complimentary TO the administration. I
found the people 20 be well satisfied With
the manner in which the laws ere carried
out by the President, and what is
more, the farmers grow enthusiastic
whenever the name CT President Clave-
laud was mentioned. The business men
of Illinois say they are pleased with the
administration because Mr.. Cleveland has
been the peoples President.'
ibid you hear any comment on the
figanejsl policy OF the Treasury Depart
men'?"
avery little, only stopped in Chicago
che or Two days; but l should judge by
the papers that the present policy is sat
isfactorY and the result OF purchasing
the bonds will be beneficial"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
FORE OF THEIR SOUP,
Nsw apparatus Fer Goching Adopted By
th9 French Army.

Ssw apparatus fer Cooking Adopted by
ms French Army.
Without his soup the French soldier is
nothing, and during the Franco German
campaign z1uavas and tirallaurs were
often surprised by the Prussians or
Bavarsns waile engaged in skimming
their pot-su-fau, or watching the sim
mering Of their leek soup. Gen
eral Ferr0n proposes u prevent
any recurrence OF this disastrous
state OF aff2irs by edopting campaign
cooking pot which shall enable eaCn par-
tiCnlar Dum6uet or Tommy Atkins to
make his own soup, and that Of course,
more speedily tran when he had 10 pre-
pare it for hree besides himself, il the
rather cumbersome end complicated ep-
parstus, which was set down in the
books of the srmy stores and the invento-
ry Of thu baTraCk rooms as the "utensil
for four"
The new soup pot wss tried with sue
cess some years sgo in France and
Algeria, out in 1882 it was rejected by
General BelIot on the ground thEt It
would destroy esprit de corps oy isolat-
ing the soldiers from esCh other. Gen
eral FGrron C0mbats this view by alleG-
ing that the soup may be divided among
three ct least when made in the new pot
and thst, in any case, cOmradeship was
not so well fOStered under tde new quad
ripple regime as TO necessitate the con
tinuance OF the cid pots; but his great
reasons for the change are based Gu the
speed and The ssvipg which the new Pc
will realize,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Capps and M. c. n. Parks for member
ship and they were duly elected. The

Capps and M. c. H. Parks for member
ship and they were duly elected. The
board of directors also reported favorably
upon the annual reports of Secretary
Morse and R. G. West, treasurer, both OF
which were presented TO the association
and adopted.
The committees or Jurisprudence and
on law reform, and on legal education snd
admission to the bsr were granted until
the night session to complete their re-
ports.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: W. L. Crawford, Of
Dallas, president; NJ. D. Herring Of
Waco, vice-p president; Chsrles S. Morse
OF Austin, secretary; r. G. West Of Aus
tin, treasurer.
After IrspssCting the regular routine
business en- adjournment was taken until
8 O'Clock. ct which time the Hon. G. c.
Garrett Of Brenh2m read to me sssocis-
ticn an elaborate and highly Interesting
pspeC On law reform, touching paTiicu
larly end al length upon the jurisdiction
Of nQn-reSident5.
TIE following committee On pub!ics-
ton was elected: ". D. Williams OF
Austin, chairman: r S. Neble-t, William
Cspps, Eugene W!llisms, Z &. Atbe.
Fort Worm YES selected as the place,
and the first Wednesday in july as the
time for holding the next annual meeting.
After passing a resolution Of thanks 10
the members OF the Waco bar for their
many courtesies, the association ad-
i0urned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
M'KINNEYe
Elk Representative Chambers Dead Martir
Arrtsted-schooI apportlonment.

EX RopEesent atlVa lhamDeFs Seau MARTIN
Arrtsted-SchooI apportIonmenu.
Special to the Gazette.
BICKIHNEY, TEX, Sept. 27.-Aftcr g
brief Illness Colonel Edward Chambers
died on his farm in west Collin last night
Colonel Chambers represented Collin
COuGJy at one time in the Lover House,
and WAS GA active msmber of the conven-
lion which framed the present organic
law OF the state. For some years he has
resided ST Austin.
George Martin, the man who cut Ben
Eskles at Blue Ridge last Friday, was
iaiied this evening. This completes tho
arrest OF ell the parties engaged in thsf
horrible affair, in which two men lest
their lives, one is on the verge CT fthe
grave, end two men are called upon to
answer the charge of murder.
The safe of W. B. Wilson Yas burglar
led al Alien last night by one who oper-
assd .By main strength and swhwardness
About 500 constituted the spoils. No
arrest.
The apportionment OF the school fund
by Superintendent Johnson and Treasurer
Bagley gives Collin St per cspits for each
student. The superintendent closes
transfers tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

rect his statement and that another
pistol which had not been fred was Ora.
COS. The court announced that Drsgo
would De required to furnish bail in the
sum OF $4,000. Drsgo went to iail again
tonight, and tomorrow mis- counsel will
ask for ha5eas corpus hearing fer Z re-
duction of bail.
Every house Ct business in Gha cit7 cor
troiled by Hebrews sclossd at5 .. m.ito-
day, for the observance of the Day of
Atonement, sud will not open until
Thursday morning. RIbbi Levy's con-
grega2lon presented him with check FOR
500 az jewish New Year donation
Religious services were held at NE eyna-
gogue tonight, end tomorrow the ser
vices will last sll day. Several Hebrews
from adjacent towns are mere TO attend
the services
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
- Gaz zngelc.

-aee.al 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, Ten, Sept. y Tie
recent rains which nave been falling al
most daily tie ten days past culminatad
Yesterday il almost 8 deluge, after rair-
Ing uuinterryptedly for aoout twelve
hours followed by a regular torrent tor
fully half en hour. TIE streams began
10 swell to such an extent az has not
been kacwn ajLce me food OF 1882 Veg
eta,ion and trunks II large tees came
floating Gown the stream simCst al.h the
rsptdity Of d locomotive. The extent of
the damages sustained on tne irrigated
farms has ret been reported yet, but they
sre thought TO be very heavy. At
this writing TIE river is f1liii &
within is banks Grass is coming up
fle, and il there is not ~ early winter
these will be fine wiuter range for cattle.
A cold Eo1JneZ has bsen blowing all Gay
here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
NEW BICGCLE RECORD.
AL English aud smerlcan Figures Beaten
By DingieS et Lynn, Haas.

AL English aud smerican Figures Beaten
By Dingieg st Lynn, Tzass
Boston, Mass, Sept. 22.-At Lynn
this afternoon Frank E DIngley OF Min
nespolis loweerd I'll the worlds bicycle
records from dtty-one to 100 miles, inclu-
sive, in rGce against Knapp OF Denver
strong wind wss blowing at the time Of
the start. The fifty miles we're completed
in two hours torty-two minutes thirty
nine seconds. From the tifty-frst up to
the Tooth rifle he began to slaughter the
existing recarda, making the distance II
five hours thirty-eight minutes forty-tour
one-fith seconds, eleven minutes twenty
one seconds ahead OF the English record
made by Fuy OF England; twenty fy G
minutes one second ahead Of the Ameri-
can record held By Ives of Mer;dea, Conn.
This wonderful performance was mad
or roadster wheel, while all previous
records were made on fGll racing wheels
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
High Water.

epeoi4l TO the Gazette.
CISCO, Tex, Sept. 27,-The heavy rain
af Yesterday is said By several old set
Tiers &c be the hardest rain they ever wit
messed IL this country. TIE north
6ouad tr8in on the Texas Cantral due
here last evening st $50, mss not arrived
set. y N. TAe stage taat Tuns oetween
cisco and Rising Star went cut yester-
5ar morning, but returned about y
o'clock, and reported nigh water, fences
Washed AVA, fields cveIfiowed, &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
KussIan rsrrners Icroicrat,uc.

An Important movement is Ut present
taking place Smong the agricultural pop
ulation Of Central Rusa.a, who express
their Intention CT migrstirg in body
into Western Siberi4, where fle pasture
and arabic lands sbound. TIE NIGGA
ton of so large body Of peasants viii,
if carried out,c&use 3 serious agricultural
crisis, but no steps have, up to the pres
ent, beer taken By the government to
prevent the people leaving.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Good Prospects.

snec.al 10 The Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX Sept. 27,-FsTmsrs with
their wagons are on cur s'reets to-day in
6gest IF seec Wheat. DlUbtI IS they be-
Isys il The cid sdage, "tne third time is
The casrD." Having lost the two proceed
iDg crops they have the courage to try
sBorner on the same pIiaciple The rain
mat fell mere yesterday measured l 81
inches, which viii put the grass Oh a
boom md stock viii 90 into the winter
il dol cond ton, as the grass is already
green end ready to grow rapidly, if We
1s wsrm weather, but young MOTHER
IS vita Us thl3 morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
AGO.
Examination into the Killing OF Tom arm
vilie-Oay of Atonement Observed.

Examination into the Killing OF Tom Barn
vilie-Day of Atonement Observed.
Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Sept. 1.-THE examina-
ton by the coroner into the killing OF
Ten Barnville, was resumed at o'clock
this afternoon. NJ. Shields, who was q
partner and intimate friend Of Bsrnville,
deposed that deceased did not hsve a
pistol on when be left the saloon.
Several witnesses were put on the
stand, but the most important testimony
was that of an Italian who, when shown
the pistol with which Bsrnyille was
killed identified it as belonging to Drsgo.
This pistol according to the defense was
Barnville's, or st least YVES on Barnville's
person when he entered Drsgo's shop.
a movement by Drago and grosn from
Drago's wife attracted the witness at
tention ~hen he said he desired TO coz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Renewing 2 Serious Obstruction Gently.

Dynamite and giant powder might answer
admirably to remove. obstr1ctions from Hell
Gate in East River, Eew York, bat explosive
m@ assures in medication are ever attended
sith disastrous Consequences. For instance,
the bowels cannot be Violently dreEched with
safety, nor IS there tnssllshtast necessity for
so doing. On the cont-Ary, It Is most unwise
None but The parbIind aaheren:s OF antiqusted
theories in medicine advfae or sanction sach =
course. To weasen the istestines- the e1Fec:
of Grastric purgafion-is TO compromise the
health Of tie eysffTa 81 stem. With Eostetter's
Stomach i.tsfz, on the o.1aE hard, the bowels
are relaxed 1Bot by = cOnvulsiQn or n8tuie ap-
proxirnatinetfo en- eruption oEEcan. P0pocata-
pe., bu, Tgradually, benedniauy, without
wrenching o. crenching. The liver and
stomach, as wei as the bowels. sTs toned and
benefited by II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

Observations on the behavior q ami
mails snd birds In Berlin during tina re
cent eclipse showed that parrots vert
far more susceptible than canaries, be
coming totally silent Guri2g the o5scara-
ton and only very slowly returning to
their usual state. All birds showed
great fright and uneasiEess, and ceased
10 sing, or were simply sleepy. Herds OF
deer and small four-tooted game ran
about in alarm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

4 satuTnile correspondent says The eea-
gals DON'T bulge from The marine target
st which the artillery school at Fortress
Monroe pls7s il regulation practice. The
Offensive weapons are big amooth-bores
The same correspondent remarks with
much tGCu2htfUness: "Tna Srmy and
navy under the present condition of
taiags are the grave 81 the BEST thought
lul talent in the country, and the country
can scarcely afford such en Intermen1 st
present timer -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

The Duchess OF Marlborough. mother Of
the Duke, now travelling in America, ls
spoken Of &s the mO'hcr OF peaYeSsas.
Her daughters are the Duchess q Rnx-
bugghe, Baroness Ramsey, Baroness
Wlnborce, LADY Mafjorioank5, ard Vis-
countess Curzon. Inc two last named
are the wives of hairs OF peers, Lords
TWeedm0ueh and Howe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
New York Democrats.

SARATOGA, n. Y Sept. 1.-THE Demo
cratic state convention convened here at
noon today in the Casino Rink. D.
Cacy Herrick called the convention to
order and nominated George R2ines for
temporary chairman. Colonel Raines
was received with applause, and pro-
ceeded to address the convention. His
sllusions to Hill and Cleveland were
greeted with applause. Somebody called
for three cheers for Hill, but they we're
not given. His coEde mnztion OF foreign
proprietorship OF land and an allusion TO
GeTertl Grant, were also epplauded. The
chairman ruled that all contests must be
IT ferred to the committee on credentials
The calling Of the roll then began, and
the names OF prominent men were loudly
cheered as they were reed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

A negro living near Lexington, Ga,
gave 81 accoun- the other Day Of e re-
maTke5le rainfall. lie said that it trained
hard rough on half the top Of ny house
TO run of, but 'tothcr size vast hardly
wet. Twas q good shower, 'nougn to
run in my front YarG and for some dis
tanca in front Of de house, bus it didn't
Log &c dus. il &c back yard"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

The usa CT kerosene Is fuel for large
steam engine furnsces Is reported grow
Ing very rap djy in Russia. The Russian
mi1i-Ter of Marine las ordered liquid
fuel furnaces to be fitted 10 the roncIad
TChesme, now under course Of compile
ton at SebastopoI. Tlie is sid 30 be the
first tine the use OF liq4id fuel has been
attempted on ironcleds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
At #rell.
speCiai to the Gazette. ;

TgRRELL, TEx, Sept - Commencing
.5ou. daylight yesterday morning, the
rain continued pouring down until about
.is.k, foodjng everywhere with water.
Fortunately, though, the tremendous
Han OF rain was not accompanied with any
g-sst amount Of WIND.
During Inc heavy rain yesterday cotton
wsaons poured into town, ana today the
streets &re crowded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
NaYasOr8.
NaNdsOE6.
Speclal 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 lne GdZeLle
NAvAsorA, Ten, Sept. PA shot was
fred through the window of the baggage
car ON the north-bound train of the Santa
Fe Railroad as the train was leaving AL
len Farm, station ten miles south OF
this city, Sunday night. 1t is not known
what object the author OF the dastardly
set had IN view.
4 new paper will appear here next
week, entitled the Bulletin. 1t will be
issued weekly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
THE FIRE RECORD.
Blaze at Cooper.

Blaze at Cooper.
Special to the Gazette.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX, Sept. 81
News reached here to-day that the Delta
Banner Office ard two other houses were
burned last nigh ct Cooper Mr.. Horn
beck, The proprietor of the Banner, las e
small insurance of $500.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Special 20 the Gazette.
PARIS, TEN Sept, 21.-Naws was re
ceiyed hire this evening OF big fire al
Cooper, the county Seat Of Delta county,
last night, which destroyed the entire
north side OF the pu0lic square. The
clIice Of the Delta County Banner end
several Isrge stores we're burned. Nc
details have been received, but the loss is
very lATge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

The Fifth Avenue New York Sage
Company will import some English
'busses. tits departure seems due 20
the fashionable demsnd for ouieioe &C
commodation. The 'busses e question
Wall carry eighteen people outside.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
NnyBsnta.
20 the Gazette.

Special 20 the Gazette,
NAv4soTA, Ten, Sept .27.-Heayy rains
asye fallen here since yesterday morning,
and farmers ere complaining OF the hin
drance caused thereby in their cotton
picking operations. Over COCO bales OF
cotton nave been received TO date. One
third Of Jae crop has net yet been gath
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

Special 10 the Gazette
BOWMAN, TEX, Sept, 27.-Lasl night
Rosa BLACK, an inmate of & house Of pros
tuition in the eastern part OF the City,
attempted TO commit suicide by shooffBg
She placed the pistol 10 her left side ard
fred, the bail ranging upward, ard 1as
cut out at her shoulder. The woundis 8
painful one, but not necessarily dan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

Bets CT Ave to three have been made in
Chicago all alCng tnaI Dot one Of the an
arch1sg5 would hang. All possible delay
will De secured, and tnen the Governor
Will be asked 10 change the senteuce to
one OF Imprisonment for life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

Leo NH. rises at 6 O'Clock, and st I
he breakfasts On coffee ard two boiled
eggs. ThS midday dinner is soup,
beetstesk, dessert and enc glass CT Bor-
deaux. The early supper is composed Of
salad and eggs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
In Favor of Henry George.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept. PA. Pres
ton, candidate of the Union Labor party
for Secretary OF State, to-day retired in
favor Of John Swinton. 1t is thought the
entire Union Labor ticket will be retired
snd the United Labor (the Henry George
ticket will be endorsed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

The people of Louisville refuse to
march under pictures by Hewitt Green,
painter Of that city, who is sending home
from Paris portraits Of nGce women.
Undrsss art hiss hsd its run ia this
coantry ed decency is beginning to as
sert Itself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

Finger bowls made Of birch bark was
one Of the qu.int Conceits CT g dinner
party the otner night. TIE guests could
not discover why the pretty things did
not leak, but that was g secret Of the in
genious hostess, and she wouldn't tell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

Samuel j. TIGen YVES attended seven
years snd eleven months, snd about every
day Of lhat time, by Dr.. Charles +. Sim
mons. The doctor has not yet been paid.
The bill is said to be Sl43, GOO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

Although Christopher columbus was
never in New YORK in his lie, that city
insists that it will celebrate as ieativity
OF its own the four hQndredth enniver-
ssry Of the discovery of America Bos-
ton Transcript.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
LIQUIDS RENT ASUNDER.
Continued from First Page.

.tew days. We have now something over
500 bales in tue yard reedy for shipment.
one shiPment d IL. 100 bales OF The new cot.
sud Texas viii be loaded tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Ladies Wanting Buttons.

This is an every DAY occurrence; and
ia view of this we have put on our job
counter 500 dozen buttons, which we of.
fer at Toe, worth 25e to 40c, 25c worth
75c ard Sl.0e:
RANDALL & CHAMBERS Co.